Not telling. LolSo how’s y’all’s QB So Jr Sr runner game manager?
I misunderstood the question. I thought you were asking for vital information lol. We have had a couple of different QBs this season. Right now, we've settled with a freshman. He's a manager. We don't have many passing plays, but there is one play that works 100% of the time, it seems. You'll know it when you see it. And you WILL see it.Ok #6 for Whiteville is a Sr Luke Oldham was offensive player of the year in our conference last year. He’s a gamer runs very well and throws though not much but is very accurate. Ferocious hitter on defense when he plays there. Fun player to watch.
Love boat does a good job of that.I hope someone will keep the score updated. I really think this is going to be an awesome game.
I can't make the trip, hope someone else can keep us informed.Love boat does a good job of that.
I don’t know what game that picture was taken, but back in the day(80's) you couldn't see bleachers, meaning it would sell out. Also, the roar was intimidating and deafeningI can't make the trip, hope someone else can keep us informed.
I saw that on y'all's football Facebook pages. If y'all bring a bus, along with those that drive themselves, somebody should be prepared to stand. Our visitor stand isn't THAT big lol. Sometimes, we bring in extra stands, but that's usually for our rivalry games.We generally travel very well, pretty sure at least one bus is chartered to go to the game for fans, expect a nice crowd to come from Whiteville.
Hey man, we're broke in Edgecombe County. We can't all afford million dollar scoreboards lol.Would be nice for the admin/AD at the school to be prepared for a bigger crowd at a 3rd round playoff game. Sounds like the tractor might get stuck trying to move the stands around
The play clocks aren't working and the sound system is shorted out, but not to worry, we have a jbl boom box for the game announcer.One hell of a stadium huh?
Don't forget, the scoreboard operator doesn't input the down and distance either. It's lit up for no reason. But in our defense, I can't remember the last time I've seen a working play clock anywhere. Always see them. Never on.The play clocks aren't working and the sound system is shorted out, but not to worry, we have a jbl boom box for the game announcer.
Still have big crowds. With these early kickoff times, usually well into the first half before they get settled in. Used to have a 200 plus marching band . Now well below 100, including parents pretty big loss in weekly attendance. Crowds have been consistent even in the lean 1995-2001 years. Hard to beat that 1980’s atmosphere though.I don’t know what game that picture was taken, but back in the day(80's) you couldn't see bleachers, meaning it would sell out. Also, the roar was intimidating and deafening
Newspaper coverage, stats, etc has fell off the face of the earth. I understand everything is digital now, but whether it's a hard copy or online copy, you'll be hard pressed to find actual articles on games.buck71 is right other areas we have lost are no radio, less newspaper coverage, no stats kept(at least that I can find). JP and company have a good product to market seems like the right people could promote it and make $$ from advertising on the radio(but that's not what the prior group is saying). We had it very good for a lot of years but the exposure we enjoyed has trickled away, and I can't figure out why. I give when asked and what I can, and will continue to. But this lack of interest by the community is somewhat baffling.
In the 80's the SWE, Tarboro game would have nearly 3000 people at it. WRAL would cover the game and land their helicopter on the baseball field.Still have big crowds. With these early kickoff times, usually well into the first half before they get settled in. Used to have a 200 plus marching band . Now well below 100, including parents pretty big loss in weekly attendance. Crowds have been consistent even in the lean 1995-2001 years. Hard to beat that 1980’s atmosphere though.
Heck yeah! Steamboat and Flair. Woooo!WRAL used to have Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling on Saturday night from their studio's at 1130, I watched it almost every Saturday night with my grandfather! Baby Wooooooo!!!!
My Boys…In the 80's the SWE, Tarboro game would have nearly 3000 people at it. WRAL would cover the game and land their helicopter on the baseball field.
Pretty sure there’s no Radio you have to rely on a buddy to get updates or look on hereWill the game be broadcast and if so what's the link?
Heck of a comeback. Heck of a kick under pressure.here's the video from that win last year against Hertford Co Pack was down 24-7 in the third quarter and came back to win 25-24, a whale of a game!
Works for me and the two SWE postersUnmet no live link to the game